This place is such a good find in Buenos Aires. The scones are some of the best we've had. The…read moreavocado toast is also very good. Their pastries are good however since we arrived a bit later, there were a few items remaining and most had sold out. Really recommend this place, one thing to note is that service is a bit slow however. This is standard in BA but just wanted to note.

Cute cafe with friendly staff, delicious coffee and great food. At first I thought the prices were…read morea bit high with a salmon avocado bagel clocking in around $16000 but then when it came out I realized we could have easily split one. The sandwich was delicious and while I would certainly not classify the bread as a "bagel" it was a more appropriate texture for the sandwich than a bagel would have been. Only reason it's not 5 stars is because it was uncomfortably hot inside. I do also wish there were at least a few comfy chairs but I prefer to sip my coffee in a cozy environment as opposed to metal chairs.

Popular cafe. Had coffee and pastries. Included butter…read morecroissants and pan dulce. Each of the coffees come with a small chocolate pastry. Food was good. Very nice coffee with milk and fresh cream. I also had a cup of cappuccino. Very busy but got a table when I arrived. Must try.

I was greeted by a "mozo" with enthusiasm and that's the first thing I noticed about the service…read more The facturas are so much more soft than in other places. I think these facturas have much more butter and taste really good. The ambiance is good. The building is lovely. I would go again.

Stopped in here to grab a quick bite since it looked healthy and we were planning a big steak…read moredinner later that evening. Super cute farm to table restaurant with salads, wraps and awesome juices. Our server Jose was super friendly and provided excellent service. I definitely recommend this place if you want an alternative to Argentina's indulgent food scene. PS... order the cortado, excellent coffee!

During our stay in Buenos Aries, we have been eating a steady diet of beef. It was refreshing to…read morefind a restaurant that served fresh salads and wraps. Everything is made fresh to order and was delicious. The staff was friendly the restaurant is very clean and they offer menus printed in English

Buenos Aires spoiled us -- and La Alacena was the crown jewel…read more After four Michelin-starred restaurants in four days, La Alacena stood out as my absolute favorite. The atmosphere inside is warm and charming, exactly the kind of place you want to linger over a long meal. We shared two pasta dishes, both light yet surprisingly satisfying -- the kind of portions that feel just right rather than leaving you stuffed. The standout was the lemon sauce over the tortellini: perfectly balanced, bright, and simply flawless. A genuine 1-of-1. This would have been an effortless 5-star review... if I hadn't gotten locked in the bathroom. Please fix that. Everything else? Perfection.

I've been to this place twice (thrice if we count one stop at the counter) and I have to say their…read morefood is great but costumer service could improve. The first time I went to dine in I was told there was no tables and had to wait which is normal for a late night but then a group of four people arrived and were seated right away. This baffled me but I just waited patiently until the same guy that seated the group told me he had space at the terrace but it was a bit chilly. My server for the night was nice and friendly. The second time I attended was this morning. I wanted to get a quick bite to eat and some coffee. Again, went in and was completely ignored by the lady that was at the entrance which greeted a couple that got there right before me. I had to ask if it was okay for me to seat and they scolded me for asking where after they already said I could seat anywhere. I ordered my food and left with the feeling that they seemed to be annoyed and that's a weird way to treat a paying costumer. Anyway, food was good.

While in Argentina, I booked an Airbnb experience with a wonderful wine sommelier who recommended…read morewe check out the speakeasy that is Victoria Brown. Holy smokes! This place is THE SPOT to go to when in Buenos Aires, hands down. From the outside, it appears to be nothing but a nondescript falafel shop, but across from the counter where you order shawarma, there is a woman sitting in a chair and you simply approach her and ask if the bar is open. She lets you in through a secret door, and you're immediately transported to another world and time. It's the best thing ever. By the time we arrived, we'd already had dinner and ice cream for dessert, so we weren't hungry but instead perused the drink menu and found some excellent options. Not only are the decor and drinks on point, but the music really made this an excellent experience. They played everything from Macy Gray to Fleetwood Mac to Tina and even some Michael Jackson. Whatever you do, when I'm BA, you MUST check this place out!

This was my favorite cocktail bar during my Buenos Aires trip. It has a cool, steampunk decor. The…read moremenu was in Spanish so it was a little hard for me to understand but the bartender was kind enough to explain it to me and make recommendations based on my taste. I loved the drink he recommended. It was delicious but boozy.

I haven't had a satisfying vegetarian meal in Buenos Aires until we found this place…read more Excellent mashed sweet potato and carrot tart. The portion was huge and the taste was incredible. I also had a green juice with kale lemon and ginger that provided the zing that I needed. We found it we're going to be regulars!

Not many places in Buenos Aires where you can get a fresh pressed juice and this little juice bar…read morein Recoleta has juice and a whole lot more of healthy and not so healthy options